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by landswipe 3y ago
Boy do I miss MantisBT...
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by landswipe 3y ago
Dehydration Evolved.
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by landswipe 3y ago
think of WFH more like a defacto relationship.
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by landswipe 3y ago
In my case, more than likely change industries.
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by landswipe 3y ago
Damn I hope people like this fail hard and fast so they cause less damage to the unfortunate people who cross their path.
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by landswipe 3y ago
People doing this don't realise that they're putting all their eggs into the end of the creativity basket. There is no way for AI to improve on itself like humans do, raising the bar over lifetimes and generations. While AI will c
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by landswipe 3y ago
Exactly firmware shouldn't protect the hardware that should be done in hardware as firmware can go wrong.
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by landswipe 4y ago
This guy Chucks Norris.
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by landswipe 4y ago
You have it spot on, but I think you are out by orders of magnitude, possibly a million hours back then, maybe more. This is the essence of why things are moving so quickly now.
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by landswipe 4y ago
Either way, it's going to make Australia less desirable and a lot of people are going to suffer. The economy works in mysterious ways :)
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by landswipe 4y ago
'Employers', but I agree. The thing is, rental inflation is going to cause the property market to go pop... You can see it a mile away.
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by landswipe 4y ago
Australia's problem is inflated property prices, it's money being generated out of the air. This is a disaster for renters and is creating disparity. Boomers and older gen X are or will be cashed up to their eyeballs after offload
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by landswipe 4y ago
Some people are also suggesting progressively decreasing the capital gains discount on property, to force the housing prices down over time and address supply issues.
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by landswipe 4y ago
Mine came eventually, they did estimate February originally, so maybe take a look at that. They required backers to email and confirm their addresses too, so make sure that didn't get filtered as spam.
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by landswipe 4y ago
BBBBBbbbut Satya is pumped and energised about it.
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by landswipe 4y ago
Put it out of its misery, imagine being forced to serve Bing queries and build spreadsheets/essays all day, who would blame it?
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by landswipe 4y ago
I'm saying it now, tapping into randomness randomly is how this whole universe works. All the complexity you see around you; life itself, emerges out of an infinitely random space. This shouldn't surprise anyone, the right answer
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by landswipe 4y ago
This might have a measurable effect though, basically 200K+ workers kicked out of the industry, and the fear of a second round for the remaining workers. That is a some serious belt-tightening there. If it feeds into other less progressive
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by landswipe 4y ago
Time to change industries, it looks like it will be downhill from here (at least for a while). My gut tells me we have hit a saturation point in IT, a lot of very busy people getting very little done. What happened at twitter was eye openin
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by landswipe 4y ago
It'll be more likely something subatomic, like they're chain entangling photons, we just don't know how to interpret it yet.
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by landswipe 4y ago
One of the best high quality purchases I have made is an Italian coffee grinder, built like a tank. It doesn't even have soft power, but it does have a small touch LCD (non dot matrix) to set the timer. Perfecto!
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by landswipe 4y ago
The response reads to me, like one big long white line.
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by landswipe 4y ago
Ah yes, and the joys of windows ce (compact edition) for mobile devices ironically supporting widechar Win32 API only.
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by landswipe 4y ago
No one company will own this space, for it to succeed, it needs open standards like the browser.
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by landswipe 4y ago
Same here, I'll only change it once I start seeing streaks, it must be a scam it has been like this for years.
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by landswipe 4y ago
I think you'll find the wheels are already in motion (if the hypothesis is true).
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by landswipe 5y ago
I just want them to fix the mouse wheel...
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by landswipe 5y ago
The only reason I keep a MacBook Pro lying around is this software and an old flatbed scanner :)
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by landswipe 5y ago
loses loser users
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by landswipe 9y ago
Removable storage is problematic when it comes to reliability. Simply powering the device off while it is writing will cause issues, worse is when you have vibration momentarily overcoming the sprung contacts to the card. Also mentioned by

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